Množina
Lesson 07 · The plural
Say the plural
Look at the word and say the plural out loud. Then tap the card to check.
Which plural?
Choose the right plural. Think of the gender, and of the short words with -ovi.
What is the plural?
čovjek
What is the plural?
student
What is the plural?
knjiga
What is the plural?
nož
What is the plural?
grad
What is the plural?
kuća
What is the plural?
selo
What is the plural?
dijete
Make it plural
Write the plural. Accents (š, č, …) are not required.
Singular:žena
Singular:pismo
Singular:prozor
Singular:brod
Singular:prijatelj
Singular:oko
Singular:stol
Singular:more
Je or su?
Singular or plural? Choose je (is) or su (are).
Sela ___ tamo.
Gdje ___ olovka?
Studenti ___ ovdje.
Knjiga ___ ovdje.
Selo ___ tamo.
Knjige ___ tamo.
Ljudi ___ iz Hrvatske.
Djeca ___ tamo.
Singular and plural
Click a word on the left, then what goes with it on the right (or the other way round). A pair counts as right if you find it without a mistake.
Which word is plural?
Two words are singular, one is plural. Careful: not every word ending in -a is feminine singular!
Which word is in the plural?
Which word is in the plural?
Which word is in the plural?
Which word is in the plural?
Which word is in the plural?
Which word is in the plural?
Which word is in the plural?
Which word is in the plural?
Back to the singular
You see the plural. Write the singular, as it appears in the word list.
Plural:noževi
Plural:djeca
Plural:gradovi
Plural:kuće
Plural:ljudi
Plural:ribe
Plural:sela
Plural:studenti
Right or wrong?
Read the sentence and choose whether it is right. After you choose, you see why.
The plural of dijete is djeca.
The plural of grad is gradi.
Masculine words usually get -i in the plural.
A word ending in -a is always feminine singular.
After dva you say: dva gradovi.
In the plural you use su instead of je.
The plural of čovjek is ljudi.
The plural of kuća is kuće.
Translate into Croatian
Type the Croatian translation. Capitals, punctuation and accents (š, č, …) are not required.
English:the cities
English:the villages
English:the people
English:the eyes
English:Where are the books?
English:the houses
English:the children
English:The students are here.
Complete the conversation
Fill in the missing words: plurals, and je or su.
Tip: read the conversation out loud, especially once you have filled it in. That way you practice your pronunciation too, and you remember the sentences much better.